8BTC to IPO a company or security?
Nefario pretty much nailed it. If $40 is preventing you from going public, you're doing it wrong.
Topic: Will GLBSE ever be lowering its prices? - page 2. (Read 5058 times)
$40 for the service is pretty dirt-cheap. Nef does a lot of work on the site (along with others involved) and's willing to spend a fair amount of time fixing any problems which come up.
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Imagine if the cost was a $1 and people created hundreds of contracts per week.
Would that not be more profitable?
I must say, GLBSE seems much improved. I am developing some businesses and am likely to use GLBSE when I need extra capital to take them to the next level.
I like the current incarnation of GLBSE and can see it developing into a great pillar for the BitCoin community. I think 8BTC may be a little too low. And it may even be good to add something like an escrowed amount to raise the barrier to creating assets so that a potential scam artist has more to lose and thus a lower ROI .... not that that has stopped Wall Street though.
I must say, GLBSE seems much improved. I am developing some businesses and am likely to use GLBSE when I need extra capital to take them to the next level.
That's pretty much how it was before it was taken over.
It's always been the same people running GLBSE, what has changed is the way we ran it (our original experiment failed and the first version of GLBSE became a wasteland).
A bitcoin stock market was something really new and untested when we started, and our dream was to have an anonymous funding ecosystem where people used keys to access their account. Sadly the result of all this was a scamfest and a huge number of people losing their keys.
I see no problem with people losing their money when they didn't verify the security creator's credibility.
Anyways, thank you.
Anyways, thank you.
$40 for the service is pretty dirt-cheap. Nef does a lot of work on the site (along with others involved) and's willing to spend a fair amount of time fixing any problems which come up.
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Imagine if the cost was a $1 and people created hundreds of contracts per week.
Would that not be more profitable?
GLBSE has never been taken over. It's the same group behind it today as at it's initial genesis.
$40 for the service is pretty dirt-cheap. Nef does a lot of work on the site (along with others involved) and's willing to spend a fair amount of time fixing any problems which come up.
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Imagine if the cost was a $1 and people created hundreds of contracts per week.
Would that not be more profitable?
In the past when costs were lower there were a large number of scams, as the barrier to entry to being listed was too low. It didn't take very many BTC/share sales for a scam to be profitable to run.
$40 for the service is pretty dirt-cheap. Nef does a lot of work on the site (along with others involved) and's willing to spend a fair amount of time fixing any problems which come up.
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Imagine if the cost was a $1 and people created hundreds of contracts per week.
Would that not be more profitable?
$40 for the service is pretty dirt-cheap. Nef does a lot of work on the site (along with others involved) and's willing to spend a fair amount of time fixing any problems which come up.
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Imagine if the cost was a $1 and people created hundreds of contracts per week.
Would that not be more profitable?
I think that if 8BTC is too much for what you're doing (i.e. it will effect the bottom line of your operation), then I think you'd be better suited to doing it privately, you don't really have need for using GLBSE(i.e what you're doing is small enough to be funded by only a few people).
$40 for the service is pretty dirt-cheap. Nef does a lot of work on the site (along with others involved) and's willing to spend a fair amount of time fixing any problems which come up.
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
Though.... if you're really interested in an answer, you could try posting it on http://predict.glbse.com/
I wanted to create several futures for minor commodities and events but I can't justify it at $40 per contract.
Will there ever be a lower cost?
Will there ever be a lower cost?
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